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Device makers working with UWB are now using it as a way to wirelessly connect computers, televisions, laptops, DVD players and other devices that are located a few feet from each other, said Rajeev Chand, senior equity research analyst, with Rutberg & Co., a San Francisco-based investment bank. Chand said it's likely UWB will stay wireless in the near future. "We continue to believe near-term applications for UWB are in the consumer-electronics devices," he said. While most companies are adding the latest wireless breakthroughs to any device imaginable, one player is actually looking to use a wireless technology over wires.

PulseLink is now working with ultrawideband (UWB), a method of delivering information without wires that was approved for commercial use in February by the Federal Communications Commission, On Friday, PulseLink filed the beach - summer of love iii iphone case last of more than a hundred patents for a development that lets UWB work over the wired television networks used by cable TV operators, Those familiar with PulseLink say the company might be the first ever to make a wireless delivery technique work in the closed environment like a wire or fiber-optic cable..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. P-Com, a maker of high-speed wireless Internet access equipment for phone companies, raised $8 million in equity financing, the company said Tuesday. Campbell, Calif.-based P-Com will use the funding mostly for working capital purposes but will also pay suppliers and retire some debt. The company said it expects to achieve break-even cash flow by the end of 2002. As part of the funding, P-Com will issue about 57.3 million shares to large shareholders. Moreover, the company said that it will enact a reverse stock split, effective June 27, and issue one new share for every five existing shares. The split will not affect the 57.3 million new shares. P-Com also announced that it restructured all but $1.7 million of its remaining $29.3 million of debt. The $1.7 million debt will mature in November 2002. P-Com announced a restructuring plan last January, saying it would reduce expenses, improve its balance sheet, and renegotiate debt.

P-Com, a maker of high-speed wireless Internet access equipment for phone companies, raised $8 million in equity financing, the company said Tuesday, Campbell, Calif.-based P-Com will use the funding mostly for working capital purposes but will also pay suppliers and retire some debt, The company said it expects to achieve break-even cash flow by the end of 2002, As part of the funding, P-Com will issue about 57.3 million shares to large shareholders, Moreover, the company said that it will enact a reverse stock split, effective June 27, and issue one new share for every five existing shares, The split will not affect the 57.3 million new shares, P-Com also announced beach - summer of love iii iphone case that it restructured all but $1.7 million of its remaining $29.3 million of debt, The $1.7 million debt will mature in November 2002, P-Com announced a restructuring plan last January, saying it would reduce expenses, improve its balance sheet, and renegotiate debt..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Speedera is denying everything, saying Akamai is simply trying to tarnish its good name. That company filed its own lawsuit against Akamai on Tuesday for unfair competition, false advertising and trade libel. "They've misrepresented everything about us that they possibly could," said Gordon Smith, vice president of marketing at Speedera. The accusations of hacking and data theft are "grossly inaccurate," he added. The two companies are leaders in the increasingly competitive business of speeding customers' Web sites. Akamai broke the "content delivery" business into the mainstream in 1999, after proving to Yahoo it could substantially decrease the site's download times using the start-up's network technology. Speedera, along with many other companies, followed not long afterward.